Lilt Line for Wii [Games]

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a retro rhythm racing beat ‘em up action and one of our favourite iPhone games ever is making it's way to Nintendo Wii. If you haven't played it before, Lilt Line is a wonderful example of when hardware and software play together in harmony. The sync between the sound, touch and tilt, is very unique to the platform and there are very few (if any) games like it.  It's port to the Wii does make sense, considering WiiMote and must similar interface but somewhat different context. Of course, it would be great to see LiltLine on the iPad too but Gordon, the name behind the game, is slightly sceptical of iPad's size and tilt UI mechanics.

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